4.1-9.5 Straight Solder Jack RG-402 0.141-inch Conformable Times Tflex 402 50 Ohm IP68
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| Applications |
Low-PIM, Waterproof IP Rated
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| Body Finish |
White Bronze
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| Body Material |
Brass
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| Cable Type (Terminates To) |
0.141-inch Semi-Rigid, 0.141-inch Conformable, RG-402, Times Tflex 402, Belden 1673A
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| Contact Finish |
Silver
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| Contact Material |
Beryllium Copper
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| Contact Termination |
Solder
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| Country of Origin |
CN
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| Coupling Mechanism |
Threaded
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| ECCN |
EAR99
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| Frequency (Max GHz) |
3
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| Gender |
Jack
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| HTS Code |
8536.69.4010
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| Impedance (Ohms) |
50
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| Insulator Material |
PTFE
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| IP Rating |
IP68
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| Isolated |
No
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| Low PIM |
Yes
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| Mating Cycles (Min) |
500
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| Mil Qualified |
Not Mil Qualified
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| Non Magnetic |
Contains Magnetic Materials
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| Orientation |
Straight
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| Panel Mounting Feature |
Not Applicable
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| PFAS |
Contains PFAS
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| Ports |
1 (Single Port)
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| Size Category |
Large
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| Temp (Max Degrees Celsius) |
165
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| Temp (Min Degrees Celsius) |
-65
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| Termination Style |
Cable - Solder
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| Thread Direction |
Standard
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Tous les documents associés
| Titre du document | Type | Date de publication |
|---|---|---|
| 332106 PDF Customer Drawing (Taille: 911,1 KB) | pdf |
07/05/2026 |
Conformité des produits
| Titre du document | Statut | |
|---|---|---|
| RoHS | Under Review | |
| Proposition 65 de Californie |
Related Resources
White Paper: Passive Intermodulation Distortion
The document "Passive Intermodulation Distortion in Connectors, Cable and Cable Assemblies" by David Weinstein of Amphenol Corporation discusses the causes, impacts, and measurement of Passive Intermodulation Distortion (PIM) in RF components. It explains how PIM is generated by non-linear mixing in passive devices like connectors and cables, causing unwanted signals that can interfere with communication systems. The paper outlines design guidelines to minimize PIM, including contact design, material choices and cleanliness, and describes testing methods to ensure low PIM performance.
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